Tests, measurement and recording the results of equipment deterioration make it possible to detect, replace and correct incipient failures before they become a serious problem. Preventive maintenance is often given relatively little attention, but when looking at failure curve distributions most of the failures occur during high workload periods, the equipment always breaks down when a large amount of work has to be done, so setting up a preventive maintenance program is essential to maximize reliability and improve the MTBF (Mean Time Between Failures).

A cost-effective maintenance plan is the result of a balanced evaluation between maintenance, operational and emergency costs, such as the downtime cost caused by breakdowns, manpower used on emergency jobs, estimated preventive tasks costs and the maintenance budget spent on breakdown work.

The risk of lost production and time responding to emergencies and fault diagnoses is consistently reduced with the help of a strategic preventive maintenance plan. The main advantage is offering customers the possibility of shutting down the equipment in connection with production downtime, and our specialised team of experts is at their service to meet any operational requirements.

Scheduled maintenance is a worthy investment in time and resources to improve safety and reliability

Diagnostic Health Check on equipment and systems

All work equipment needs to be maintained in an efficient state, especially when it is often exposed to harsh environments and it can be damaged by unpredictable events, so diagnostic health check inspections are necessary to ensure work equipment efficiency.

Potential breakdowns, incorrect installations, reinstallations and deteriorations are some of the possible problematic circumstances which strategic health checks can prevent.